more Humanure info
"John Schinnerer" <john-/Gao9/[email protected]>
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Aloha, > Used and new at amazon.com. Found my at a used book shop. > http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0964425890/solarnexus > > *selah* wrote: > >>Was wondering where to get the humanure book? Another good reference, especially if one is wanting to make an "official" case for low-tech humanure composting, is: "Future Fertility - transforming human waste into human wealth," by John Beeby, published by Ecolgy Action and available from their Bountiful Gardens catalog at: http://bountifulgardens.org/compost-fertility.html ...scroll down quite a ways to find it...it provides a research/experimental survey of a variety of mostly low-tech humanure composting methods/systems with pros and cons of each. It's less flip and more academic-seeming than the Humanure Handbook, which can be helpful when approaching bureaucrats. cheers, John S. John Schinnerer - MA, Whole Systems Design ------------------------------------------ - Eco-Living - Cultural & Ecological Designing People - Place - Learning - Integration john-/Gao9/[email protected] http://eco-living.net ------------------------------------------------ To subscribe or unsubscribe to ecobalance go to: http://www.ecovillage.org/ecobalance ------------------------------------------------